XSS Vulnerability for TDS <= 5.5August 13, 2024
The NetCDF Java library implements the Common
Data Model (CDM) to interface netCDF files to
a variety of data formats (e.g., netCDF, HDF, GRIB). Layered above the basic data
access, the CDM uses the metadata contained in datasets to provide a higher-level
interface to geoscience specific features of datasets, in particular, providing
geolocation and data subsetting in coordinate space.
The TDS uses the CDM/netCDF-Java to read datasets in various formats. The CDM also provides the foundation for all the services made available through the TDS.
A pluggable framework allows other developers to add readers for their own specialized formats. The CDM also provides standard APIs for georeferencing coordinate systems, and specialized queries for scientific feature types like Grid, Point, and Radial datasets.
See the CDM (netCDF Java) overview
XSS Vulnerability for TDS <= 5.5
netCDF-Java version 5.6.0 released
TDS version 5.5 releasedDidn't find a solution in the NetCDF Java documentation? Try the following:
Attend the annual netCDF training
workshop at the UPC in Boulder
Learn about netCDF Java and the CDM from an in-depth
tutorial
View the tutorial
from the latest netCDF training workshop
Use the netCDF Java cookbook
for common examples
View basic example
programs in C/C++/Fortran/Java
The NetCDF Java is an Open Source project led by developers at the Unidata Program Center. If you're interested in contributing to the project, you might be interested in these resources:
Unidata NetCDF Java
CDM
Architecture
Access
netCDF Java
netCDF Java